snowseau commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I've finally committed to creating and organizing some shelves for my profile and I'm wondering how y'alls shelves are organized! Any suggestions welcome! Also if you're just excited about your shelves and would like to share I'd love to hear it!
snowseau commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
You knowwww like... I have a secretly crush on someone. He likes to read books too but is kinda different than I used to read. He reads a kind of philosophy book and science. So in the end I try to read them too 😭😭😭
Okay, personally those genres are not bad at all and I actually like it. Second, I talked to him and he was surprised (and excited) that I read those genres. So we spent lunch time together and talk about it todaayy aaaa. But he has no idea that I have a crush on him.
kinda nervous hihi 😆
snowseau commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
Hello everybody! Does anyone have any library books they’re currently reading, have borrowed or is in line for?? I just came home from the library where I borrowed Good girl, bad blood and placed an order on Gideon the ninth and bury our bones in the midnight soul. I’m super excited for both! BOUBITMS will come quickly, as there wasn’t any list on that one, but unfortunately Gideon the ninth has quite a long list and won’t be able available before at least a month… 🤧 but good thing I have so much else to read!
Happy reading and I hope yall don’t run out of renewals 🎉
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The Incandescent
Emily Tesh
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How to Be Eaten
Maria Adelmann
snowseau commented on a post from the Pagebound Club forum
I went to read discussions of one of my favorite series (Rook & Rose by M. A. Carrick, highly recommend!!), only to realize I actually don’t know how anybody’s name or title or locations are written because I listened to this series as an audiobook 💀
These books have stellar narration, so I wouldn’t change anything, but it got me thinking of how many times this has happened after listening to an amazing audiobook—too many times, to be clear 😭
Does anyone have any funny misheard names of words from audiobooks? I can’t be the only one! Or I hope so? 😂😂
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Devil of the Deep
Falencia Jean-Francois
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Devil of the Deep
Falencia Jean-Francois
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I always like a good fairy tale retelling, and this was no exception. I enjoyed the story and the modern twist on the curse being a terminal illness. I kind of wish the book was a bit longer and that we had the chance to know more about the other princesses, but the length was fine. The ending was, in my opinion, the best it could be for this story. I had spent some time wondering how it would end because I had strong opinions on all the options I could thing of, but I'm very satisfied with how it left off.
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A Spindle Splintered
Alix E. Harrow
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A Spindle Splintered
Alix E. Harrow
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She Who Became the Sun
Shelley Parker-Chan
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This was a cute little story, but also a good commentary on humanity during times of war (even though the main cast are goblins). I was surprised at how distinct each goblin was given the length of the book, but we get to know a bit about each of their personalities as they interact with each other. It had both funny and serious moments in a nice balance.
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Nine Goblins
T. Kingfisher
snowseau commented on a post
me too gideon, I also never run and this has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that I am cruelly unathletic
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Nine Goblins
T. Kingfisher
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Although I'm not American, I'm disappointed and not surprised that I've never heard of the Osage murders before this book. Grann wrote this account in such an engaging way that at times I found myself wishing it was a work of fiction instead of a horrible chapter of American history.